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Tennessee Telecommuters Eligible for Workers’ Compensation
New Charges in Monterey Workers’ Comp Case
Tennessee Telecommuters Eligible for Workers’ Compensation
New Charges in Monterey Workers’ Comp Case
Vioxx Maker to Pay $4.85 Billion Settlement
The maker of Vioxx announced Friday it will pay $4.85 billion to settle thousands of lawsuits claiming that the drug caused stroke and heart failure in many users.
Utah Boy Clubbed with Baseball Bat Awarded $6.7M in Damages
A Provo, Utah boy, whose family sued a sports tournament organizer alleging negligence in a case where the 7-year-old received a traumatic brain injury after being accidentally struck in the head by a batter taking a warm-up swing while returning a foul ball to the playing field in 2004, was awarded $6.7 million when the company was found to be 92.5 percent responsible for the boy’s injuries.
Verizon Sued Over Former Nuclear Fuel Plant
Employees of a magazine distribution company will file a class action suit today in State Supreme Court in
Popcorn Lung Victims Receive Favorable Ruling from New York Appeals Court
Man Pulled Over on Suspicion of DWI Sues Over Police Brutality
On Oct. 30, a
Fired Investment Centers of America Adviser Pleads Guilty to Fraud Charges
Former Investment Centers of
Former University of Kentucky Professor & Auditor Files Whistleblower Suit
Dan Ross, a former accounting professor and internal auditor at the